Where are tailors and clothing and shoe repairs in Tbilisi and Batumi?
Alterations, tailoring, shoe and bag repair.
Short answer
Tailors and clothing repair shops operate in Tbilisi and Batumi, offering hemming, zip replacement, alterations and made-to-measure tailoring. Shoe and bag repairs are done in small workshops. Before handing an item in, check the price and timing.
Why
- Made-to-measure tailoring needs fittings, so agree deadlines in advance.
- Complex leather repairs are best left to an experienced craftsperson.
- It is best to get the price after the item has been inspected.
Details
Get a receipt when handing in an item and check the work before paying. For alterations, bring a well-fitting item as a reference. If a deadline is missed or the work is faulty, the law lets you give the provider an additional reasonable period to put it right.
Tip
For alterations, bring a well-fitting item as a reference.
What may differ
Timing and price depend on the complexity and material.
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Sources
Prices vary between providers and change, so confirm the exact cost in advance.
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